British journey influencers who took their three younger youngsters out of the UK for a 15-month journey by means of the Amazon rainforest are pressured to show round after being denied a visa
- Greg Dickens and Guen Bradbury deliberate journey with their three youngsters
- Influencers needed to abandon plans after visa extension in Guyana was refused
They gave up their lives in a picturesque Cambridgeshire village to take their youngsters to the Amazon rainforest for greater than a 12 months within the journey of a lifetime.
However Greg Dickens, 37, and his associate Guen Bradbury, 36, are actually having to discover a new vacation spot for his or her journey after being denied a visa in Guyana.
The journey influencers, who share their adventures on social media, needed to spend 15 months journeying by means of the rainforest and sending their youngsters Talpha, six, Martes, 4, and Lutra, one, to rural colleges on the best way.
Guen Bradbury went to the Amazon along with her associate Greg Dickens and their three youngsters
Guen Bradbury with the couple’s three youngsters Talpha, six, Martes, 4, and Lutra, one
The couple jetted to Guyana desirous to spend 15 months travelling by means of the rainforest
Greg Dickens took a sabbatical from his job in medical innovation to go on the Amazon journey
However the household ‘didn’t navigate the Guyanese forms’ and have been refused a visa extension, that means their journey needed to be minimize quick on ‘ache of imprisonment’.
Nevertheless, they’re now as an alternative heading to the jungle 1,500 miles north in Panama and have additionally set their sights on a future journey to Tanzania, Malawi or Belize.
The couple went on the Amazon journey after each taking a sabbatical from their jobs in medical innovation at analysis and product improvement agency Innovia Know-how.
They estimated the entire price of the tour at £30,000 and had stated each of their households have been supportive of their plans and the expertise it might give the youngsters.
The household stated they’d loved watching river otters and consuming piranhas for dinner
Talpha Martes and Lutra pictured earlier than they left, have joined their dad and mom on the journey
The household, who’re from the village of Longstanton close to Cambridge, left the UK on April 17 to journey to Georgetown in Guyana, reported the Daily Mirror.
Then they flew onto the city of Lethem about 350 miles away the place they carried out a survival course meant to arrange them for all times within the jungle.
After that, the household headed into the rainforest the place they encountered ‘poison dart frogs, piranhas, caimans, whip scorpions’ and a ‘rat the scale of a canine’.
They stated their camp was invaded by eight totally different species of ant one night time, whereas in addition they needed to cowl their ankles to guard themselves in opposition to snakes.
The household had hoped to journey onto different villages and find yourself at a Guyanan analysis centre
Nevertheless, the household stated in addition they loved watching river otters, consuming piranhas for dinner and sending the youngsters to a village college in Yupukari.
They’d hoped to journey onto different villages and find yourself at a Guyanan analysis centre – however visa points triggered their journey to return to a untimely finish.
The household then needed to journey onto Tanzania however missed their flight attributable to a hospital go to. So for now, they’re planning a brand new journey in Panama.
MailOnline has contacted the Ministry of Dwelling Affairs in Guyana, which had been organising the household’s prolonged keep visas within the nation, for remark.
